King Mike, the first KING-TV employee and our mascot, was created by Walt Disney's studios in 1951. When Dorothy Bullitt created Channel 5 in 1948, she changed the call letters to KING.

One of the icons of KING TV is King Mike, a whimsical character with a microphone for a head, ... To stream KING 5 on your phone, you need the KING 5 app. Download the KING 5 app. More Videos.

Disney animators created the royal "King Mike" logo in 1947. #k5evening. ... In 1947, Disney artists designed a mascot for KING-FM, the first media venture of KING 5 founder Dorothy Bullitt.

Investigators discovered two bloody handprints on Decker’s truck, found abandoned at a campsite in the Cascade Mountains west ...

SEATTLE — A quarter century after he first appeared on KING 5’s airwaves, Evening host Michael King is moving on to a new chapter. He’s joining Boeing as an Engineering and Innovation ...

KING -TV has been around for a while -- since November 25, 1948, to be exact, as KRSC-TV. A KING viewer shared some terrific photos on the KING 5 Facebook page from the 1950s and 60s, when her ...

The KING-TVpromotions department decided to one up them a bit, creating a Post-It Note version of KING's mascot, KING Mike, ... you need the KING 5 app. Download the KING 5 app. More Videos.

KING 5 celebrates 70th anniversary. In 1948, Dorothy F. Bullitt bought a struggling television station and renamed it KING to create the first TV station west of the Mississippi and north of San ...